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Setting Up and Maintaining Queues
14.3 Planning Your Queue Setup
Example
$ SET PRINTER/TAB/PAGE=66/WIDTH=132/LOWER/FF/NOCR -
_$ /FALLBACK/NOWRAP/NOTAB LPA0: !
$ SET TERMINAL/SPEED=9600/PAGE=100/WIDTH=200/DEVICE=LN03/NOBROADCAST -
_$ /NOECHO/HARDCOPY/NOTYPE_AHEAD/NOFORM/NOWRAP/PASTHRU/PERMANENT LTA3331: "
$ SET DEVICE/SPOOLED=(LPA0,SYS$SYSDEVICE) LPA0: #
$ SET DEVICE/SPOOLED=(LN03_1,SYS$SYSDEVICE) LTA3331: $
This example performs the following actions:
! Sets parameters for the line printer device
" Sets parameters for the LAT printer device
# Spools device and creates queue called LPA0
$ Spools device and creates queue called LN03_1
14.4 Creating and Starting Queues
Create queues in the following order:
1. Execution queues
2. Generic queues
For detailed instructions on creating and starting queues, see the following
sections:
Task For More Information
Autostart execution queues Section 14.4.1
Nonautostart execution queues Section 14.4.2
Generic queues Section 14.4.3
14.4.1 Creating and Starting Autostart Execution Queues
To create and start an autostart execution queue, complete these tasks:
1. Create the queue as an autostart queue and, optionally, specify a failover list.
2. Activate the queue for autostart. You can do this either when you create a
queue, or after you create one.
3. Enable autostart on a node. You can do this before or after you create a
queue.
Example
$ INITIALIZE/QUEUE/START/DEFAULT=(NOBURST,FLAG=ALL,TRAILER=ONE) -
_$ /AUTOSTART_ON=(LILITH::LPA0:,SMITTN::LPA0:) LPA0 !
$ INITIALIZE/QUEUE/START/DEVICE=TERMINAL/ -
_$ /AUTOSTART_ON=(LILITH::LTA3331:,SMITTN::LTA555:) -
_$ /RECORD_BLOCKING/BLOCK_LIMIT=600/CHARACTERISTICS=(EAST)-
_$ /SEPARATE=(NOBURST,NOTRAILER,NOFLAG,RESET=ANSI$RESET) -
_$ /DEFAULT=(NOFEED,NOBURST,FLAG=ONE,NOTRAILER,FORM=MEMO) -
_$ /LIBRARY=LN03LIBRARY /PROCESSOR=LATSYM LN03_1 "
$ ENABLE AUTOSTART/QUEUES #
$ ENABLE AUTOSTART/QUEUES/ON_NODE=SMITTN $
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